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The economy will grow almost 4 per cent next year, helped along by a strong population gain from surging migration, according to Westpac Banks latest predictions. The bank has upgraded its forecasts for this year slightly to 2.8 per cent, followed by growth of 3.8 per cent next year. The economy had moved beyond the recovery phase and into solid expansion this year, despite the brief but intense drought last summer.

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